hello and welcome to the forum.

Thank you for taking interest in developing for the audiogame community and specifically considering the blind and vision impaired. 

Since you have been rather forthcoming and honest with everyone on here as far as your experience developing a game of this caliber goes, I feel the need to do the same.  Hopefully what I offer here may encourage you in the right direction and give you incentive to continue with this undertaking.

I am pleased with the ideas you have provided thus far and you are on the right path as far as audiogaming goes, showcasing important things such as opponents in stereo and providing vocal instruction, and while your game hardly feels like a fighting style game it does show signs of developing.  Play reminds me of certain space invader styled games in which you have to shoot down ships coming from different  directions or what have you.  I have, however,  dealt with mainstream titles such as Mortal Kombat, which are if only accidentally accessible to the totally blind and vision impaired owing to their nature, generally almost always requiring that players be in close contact for melee purposes and the like, so I hope this explains my statements and expectations on fighting games. 

IN any case, I've yet to see a convincing title on the audiogames side of such magnitude, and as previously stated, I do believe your game and your techniques can evolve.  For someone who knows nothing about audiogaming, this is certainly a great first atempt, and I am hoping that we here more from you in future.  You're on the right path; stick around here and you'll have plenty of suggestions if and when you want them.

you play it directly in your browser. you don't have to download the game. when first clicking on the link that the author gave you will have an other link install unity 3d. install it and the game will start.

@Nocturnus
Of course you are right, it is a beta version.
I don't really expect bugs, but the gameplay needs finetuning... or rather, any tuning at all. *grin*
If it does not feel like a fighting game - I do not feel bad about that.
My aim is always to make a game that is fun, this time with the added goal of making it accessible.
Thanks for the encouraging words, it's good to hear I am not totally heading in the wrong direction!
PS You said my game and techniques can evolve... do you have (a) suggestion(s) for that?

@vsmiro
Yes, it has sounds - sounds are actually all what this game is about! *grin*
However, I forgot to notice a quirky thing with the Unity webplayer:
It runs in a little box on the webpage and the whole player will pause when this box is not selected/active.
That means it would also not play any sound, maybe that is the problem.
I am unsure about this point because it happens to me when I click outside of the box,
but as I have read by now, you would rather be using a keyboard?

@everybody
It would be nice to answer some questions when you are giving feedback, namely:
A) Are there notable things? Things that catch your attention? (good or bad)
B) How far did you get?
C) On a scale from 1 to 10, how difficult would you rate the game?

Pew much stuff to do for university this week, didn't get to working on the game.

@frastlin
Swamp sounds like a good distinguishable area, though it will be very loud sounds, so it would need to be an early stage.
I already made an appointment with a sound engineering student
and we want to record some sounds with his equipment, we'll see if swamp sounds are doable with our resources.

You do not need to install the game itself as it will run in the browser, but you need to install the Unity browser plugin.
Here's the link to the browser plugin page.

The link in the first post with the descriptions etc also contains the game, but it gets paused and thus has no sounds when it's not active, for example when I click somewhere else on the page. It is definitely an obstacle I did not think of before.

Would you actually prefer a downloadable executable file?